Sentence examples for make problematical the from inspiring English sources

Although the doctrine seemed to make problematical the unity of God, it did provide an answer to the first of the two issues confronted by the church in its doctrine of the person of Christ the issue of Christ's relation to the Father.

Their incompetence was made more problematical because the overall quality of the fiction in the year in question was poor.

Telecommunications companies are still seemingly independent, but Washington’s socialist tentacles make that problematical long term.

The neurological comorbidity made treatment of the EMPD problematical and prompted us to propose locoregional intra-arterial chemotherapy in single short sessions.

Since we lacked information regarding the type of coercion the students in our sample experienced, this circumstance made determining the causal direction problematical.

A large number of species are incapable of growth in the laboratory, making the preparation of pure DNA problematical.

Although the use of multiple illustrations per character state would have improved the key even more (Table  1: Best Practice 1c), lack of space on the page makes the inclusion of multiple images problematical.

There is general agreement that in times like these, spending on infrastructure is a sound investment in the future that creates jobs today, but the extreme political polarization in Washington makes even the most prudent decisions problematical.

As he put it, "Everything was problematical": the locomotive that had to be transported to the Montana location from a Denver museum; a horse-drawn buggy whose spokes and upholstery had to be made in different states.

This makes comparing the density of the typical column in Fig. 6B with the optimum density problematical.

The book's subtitle is highly problematical (just as Empire's was: "How Britain Made the Modern World", for goodness sake).